Jubilee Hall Downstairs

Here is a brief description of the downstairs floor.

The lounge is at the east side of the house (left when viewed from the front) and stretches from the front to the rear.

It has a large marble mantelpiece with an open gas (coal effect) fire in an iron grate. Either side of this, there are curious recesses in the walls that look like they were once windows, but viewing from the outside proves they couldn't have been.

There are a pair of french doors that lead to the patio and rear garden. These are set in the box bay windows.

Between the lounge and the dining room, there is the study. This study is for use by me (Dave) and Joanne has her own one upstairs. Currently, it is a complete pigsty and I need to do some serious clearing up. However it is usable for my little 'projects'.

The dining room extend from the hall to the other box bay windows to the rear. Again there is a open gas (coal effect) fire in an iron grate, with a wooden mantelpiece.

It has a wooden strip floor and also features (non structural) wooden beams and timbers around the walls.

Many thanks to Ray for the superb new oak table and matching benches that he has made for us. They are absolutley gorgeous.

The kitchen is in the west extension and has views of the rear garden and access to the back passage via the back door.

It has a low level fridge and freezer and we have fitted our cooker from the last house. The washer/dryer machine is fitted, as is the dishwasher. The void where the tumble dryer used to be is filled by a new cupboard unit.

The combi boiler is hidden in the old chimney brest. This has just been replaced by a new condesing unit.

The hallway runs along the front of the building, from the lounge to the kitchen and downstairs loo. All rooms lead off this hall.

It has a wide front door and the floor is made of herringbone wood blocks, giving a pleasant character feel.